Chuck became an orphan and was left only with an old house. Right before he decides to sell it, he finds a hidden room with some precious findings that changes everything.
Many people believed that the comedian and actor Dean Martin was a party animal and womanizer but daughter Deana Martin said this couldn’t be further from the truth.
After her divorce, the singer and actress Marie Osmond revealed that she stayed in her second “unhappy” marriage because of her children. But after 20 years of pain, she found love again with her first husband, Stephen Craig.
The CBS legendary Anchorman Walter Cronkite lived the last four years of his life enjoying life with his gal pal Joanna Simon but didn’t include her in his testament.
The big-screen legend Natalie Wood was found dead in November 1981, floating in the Pacific Ocean. The cause of death was "accidental," but the LA Coroner's Office reopened the case in 2011 after decades of speculation.
According to close friends, the tough and strong Irish actress Maureen O’Hara had her long-time friend and costar John Wayne “in love with her.” Their undeniable chemistry onscreen left people wondering if the two were an “item” in real-life.
Behind a Hollywood star, there’s a human being who has to deal with home chores and raise a family. Denzel Washington counts on his wife’s support to grow his career while she’s keeping him down-to-earth.
The Irish actor Glenn Quinn lost his battle for his drug addiction and passed away at 32. He was best known for his roles in “Roseanne,” “Angel,” and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”
Also known as the “Feuding sisters,” Joan Fontaine and Olivia De Havilland were brilliant actresses, but they never got along well. From childhood until their last days, rivalry prevailed throughout most of their relationship.
The “Bewitched” actor David White’s tragic loss: the untimely death of his first wife Mary Welch at 35 and his beloved son Jonathan at 33 devastated him. White died two years later from a massive heart attack.
The “Roseanne” costar John Goodman met his wife in a music club in New Orleans in 1988. He asked a friend to keep track of her and “stalked her long-distance” for a year until they finally started dating.
One of the most renowned names of the Hollywood Golden Age cinema, Sophia Loren lived happily ever after with her first love and husband, the film producer Carlo Ponti. Their relationship, however, wasn’t a walk in the park.
One of the most famous movie posters of the '60s shows a woman rolling on black silk stockings with a young Dustin Hoffman staring at the pair of legs. The film's most memorable legs aren't Anne Bancroft's, "The Graduate" 's costar. It belongs to Linda Gray.
The “people’s Princess,” Diana Spencer was one of the most loved figures of her time. But until the truth about her not-so fairytale marriage with Prince Charles came to public knowledge, Diana hid a miserable and unhappy life among the royals.
Despite the dramatic divorce going on since 2016, Angelina Jolie moved into a mansion just five minutes from Brad Pitt so that the kids could be closer to their father.
The “Dirty Dancing” and “Ghost” star Patrick Swayze dealt with many tragedies in his life -- from grief over his dad and sister's death to a miscarriage -- The Hollywood legend found comfort in alcohol for nearly a decade.
The “Bonnie & Clyde” star worked with the sexiest man from the 20th century but managed to avoid affairs with them. However, her love life was bumpy and after putting the ring three times, she declares herself a “happy loner.”
The country music legend loved to be in love. Perhaps that’s why he married five times. However, Kenny Rogers’ career got in the way, and he expressed his regret of not being a present father to his children.
How can a high-profile actress such as Sally Field have a breakdown and end up in an institution? The made-up story was just a way to get away from dating Johnny Carson.
Maureen McCormick, best known for her role as Marcia Brady in the sitcom “Brady Bunch,” went through a dark phase during and after her years as a teen Hollywood star. When she hit rock bottom, the love of her life saved her.
Prince Andrew stepped down from his royal duties due to a scandal involving the American financer and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. He announced his decision two days after a controversial interview dubbed as “car crash.”
The “Back to the Future” star, Michael J. Fox is considered the world’s reference when it comes to Parkinson’s disease. But even after three decades of his diagnosis, the actor is still learning how to deal with such an “insidious disease.”
Before Prince Harry abdicated his royal duties, Edward VIII was the first king in British history to step down in the name of love. However, there’s much history behind his decision, which might have saved England during WWII.
When Andie MacDowell decided to “enjoy life and not look for anyone,” the A-lister Andie MacDowell crossed paths with her former high school classmate. After two years of dating, they tied the knot in a private ceremony.
The NBA’s GOAT shocked the world when he announced his early retirement at just 30-years-old and a second one, few years after his comeback to basketball. What could have made Michael Jordan leave the league at the top of his career?
The youngest siblings of the “Partridge Family,” Suzanne Crough was the first to pass away at the young age of 52. Let’s understand what caused her sudden death and have a closer look at her life and career.
The eternal Malibu blonde bombshell revealed her traumatic stories of being molested and raped as a child. Since Pamela Anderson came forward and before her, many celebrities have used their famous status to voice the voiceless.
After they officially divorced but decided to stay together in a “spiritual union,” Meri Brown was catfished by a woman pretending to be a man. Their tumultuous relationship fell apart, but Meri stuck to the Brown family years after the event.
Described as the pothead, womanizer, and drunk, the late actor Larry Hagman lived his life like an eternal party. His recklessness led him to leave their children in danger.
Despite the “upsetting surprise” of being related to each other, Kyra Sedwick and husband Kevin Bacon raised beautiful kids and often gush their love about each other even after 32 years of marriage.
“Little House in the Prairie” costar’s husband tragically ended his life after Sidney voiced she wanted a divorce. Meet the short and meteoric career of the twin sisters who played Carrie Ingalls in the famous ‘70s TV series.
Derek Luke and his wife Sophia Adella Luke proved that love has no color or race. They’ve been together for 24 years and their love for their child and their religion are the keys to a successful long-lasting marriage.
Considered one of the best crossover artists and best-selling musicians of all time, Kenny Rogers was a love warrior -- even after five marriages, four divorces, including a $60 mi one, and five children, he was never tired of love.
Robby Benson and Karla DeVito are the greatest examples of “life imitates art.” After performing a romantic pair at Broadway, the couple has been happy ever after and Benson gushed his love for his wife with a song to celebrate their 39th year together.
The undeniable chemistry between Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor during the filming of “Cleopatra” was just the beginning of one of Hollywood’s greatest real-life love stories.
After a long hiatus from the spotlights, the former child actor and sitcom star Angus T Jones opened up about the possibility of returning to acting, after ten seasons in "Two and a Half Men."
The secret for a successful 34 years marriage must be their privacy. The key to both thrive in the show biz and keep a happy, long-lasting marriage? The Harmon family has the answer.
The country legend Loretta Lynn faced unexpected early deaths from beloved family members, from beloved friends to her husband, children, and grandchildren.
The A-lister Tom Hanks is one of the most celebrated Hollywood actors. Despite his successful career, Hanks has faced many difficulties throughout his life.
From close friends to not speaking to each other for a decade. The famous comedy duo parted ways due to “creative differences” but got back together on stage in a remarkable reunion, arranged by Frank Sinatra.
The “Feuding sisters” fought over everything -- their dysfunctional relationship affected all areas of their lives, from work to their love lives to their connection with their mother.
Despite the huge age gap between them, Lauren Bacall and Humphrey’s undeniable sexual chemistry on the silver screens turned into a whirlwind short-lived love story.
In a memoir to celebrate what would be Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday, Ron Reagan said how he noticed that something was off with his father when he started to show signs of Alzheimer’s disease during his presidency.
The producer LA Reid and his ex-wife Pebbles' son, Aaron Reid is quite at home in the recording studio as he follows in his father's footsteps continuing his legacy in the record industry.
The former “The Real Housewives Of Atlanta” cast member and her ex-husband Keith Sweat went through a tough divorce and custody of their children after an “extremely tumultuous relationship.”
The blonde bombshell has been in the spotlight since the ‘70s but she managed to sustain a private love life with her husband. She shared that one day she dreamed of having kids, but now she’s glad she never had.
Billy Heines was the top box star in 1930 due to his strong and unapologetically personality on the silver screens. When MGM issued him an ultimatum to choose between his career and his partner, he didn’t think twice.
The couple Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos has been together for 25 years and had some ups and downs in between, including a breakup a day before their wedding.
A convicted killer was the royal daughter of Britain’s Fergie and Prince Andrew’s first romance in 2006 with a New Yorker playboy seven years her senior.
As controversial as it may seem to be, Jane Fonda’s former husband hated her workout videos, even though most money raised from her work went to his organization.
